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It's annual holiday party time at xTuple, and this year the 'Ugly Sweater' award goes to CEO Ned Lilly (even though it was technically a vest, and a handsome one at that)! The Ugly Sweater contest dovetailed nicely with a fun product innovation from xTuple customer. Their famous ' are a cookie-maker's delight and a popular choice for this holiday season! Ned's daughters made the cookies and decorated them just in time for the xTuple holiday party!
Thanks to Brand Castle for some very special holiday fun! By the way, that will soon be powered by xTupleCommerce, for an even better online customer experience!
If you missed Ned's earlier blog post, we're still looking for a new name for xTupleCommerce, our 'baby' that is expanding to do so many new and wonderful things. If we choose your name, you can win a free license to this powerful software platform. And THANK YOU to all xTuple customers, including our and free and open source PostBooks® users around the world, for a great 2015.
Best wishes for a fantastic, growth-filled 2016. About xTuple Grow Your World® with the world's #1 open source ERP — the award-winning provider of commercial open source business management software for small- to mid-sized companies. Connect with the company, including the developer and partner community, at.
To pause image, click on pause button at top right corner of image. To forward image, click on the arrow in the right section of image. To reverse, click on arrow in the left section of image. Occupational Therapists’ Week 2015 To celebrate the 11th Singapore Occupational Therapists’ Day, a one week event with the theme “EnvisiOn PossibiliTies” was organised by the department. The event aimed to broaden perspectives on how people with low vision are able to lead productive lives, with occupational therapists as partners in the rehabilitative journey.
An atrium exhibit was held on 13 January, where the public were engaged in interactive booths to learn about home modifications and adaptive devices for people with low vision. TTSH staff and the public also gained awareness about various low vision services through Care Connect talks given by community partners providing low vision services. Pictures can be found on. Revision to Visitation Policy Our patients and their families have shared with us the need to be with their loved ones during their stay in our hospital. We welcome the opportunity to make our patients feel at home and connected with their families during their stay here. We would hence be making the following changes to the Visitation Policy:. Visiting hours will be from 12 noon to 8 pm.
Visitors under the unlimited access category are. Comfort care. Dangerous ill list. Imminent death. Haemodynamically unstable. Maximum ward management This will apply for ICU and HD wards. The 4-visitor rule remains to ensure a conducive environment for healing in the wards.
The adjustments will be piloted for three months from 19 January 2015 to 20 April 2015 so that we can sufficiently review and improve our processes. Outpatient Pharmacy Automation System (OPAS) wins IT excellence award We are proud to announce that the Outpatient Pharmacy Automation System (OPAS) was conferred the winner in the Category: IT Excellence In Providing QUALITY of Care at the MOH Health IT Excellence Award on 7 January 2015! The OPAS was recognised for its contributions and significant improvements to advancing patient safety, patient centricity, care quality and continuity of care for citizens. The MOH Health IT Excellence Award which was presented at the National Health IT Summit, is an annual award that honours the exemplary contributions of public healthcare institutions that achieved healthcare excellence through effective and innovative use of information technology. Medical Ambulatory Centre Commences Operations, the new Medical Ambulatory Centre (MAC) commenced operations on 5 January 2015. Housing both the Medical Day Centre and Sleep Laboratory, MAC functions as a short stay facility where patients are managed and discharged within 24 hours, instead of being admitted as inpatients.
In doing so, inpatient beds are freed for acute hospital admissions, thus helping to reduce the wait time for a bed and prevent any unnecessary delay in treatment. Examples of cases accepted at MAC are elective procedures ranging from blood transfusion to bone marrow aspiration, as well as polysomnography. With this new facility, various process improvements have also been implemented, e.g. Real-time online bed booking system, streamlining of patient flow (one-stop service @ MAC).
For any enquiries related to MAC, please contact us at 63578250 / 63578251. Be Sure to Catch MediaCorp’s “You Can Be An Angel Too”!
Is a medical drama serial produced by MediaCorp with the support of the Care To Go Beyond movement by the Ministry of Health. The drama revolves around the lives of a group of dedicated nurses at Ai De Hospital and how they balance the passion for their job with the challenges they face in their personal lives. Be sure to catch the series on Channel 8, 9pm from Monday to Friday. Conferment of Honorary Life Memberships Emeritus Consultants, TTSH Professor Chew Chin Hin and Professor Chee Yam Cheng were conferred the 1st two Honorary Life Memberships by Dr (Col) Gan Wee Hoe, President Society of Aviation Medicine on 28 Nov 2014.
Gamification in Healthcare A talk titled “Gamification of Healthcare” by was held on 16 December 2014 at TTSH Annex 2 Community Hall. Jointly organised by HRD and Clinical Innovation, Prof Nicholson presented his views on how healthcare organisations could leverage on Gamification in training, education and patient care. More than 110 people from TTSH and external organisations attended the seminar. It was an engaging and interactive event for the audience!
KUDOS TO THE AJC-ians! Students from the Anderson Junior College has set the motion in the local school institutions to engage in several volunteer activities at the Patient Care Centre to help the marginalised group of patients living with HIV/AIDs. Thanks to the ardent support of the teacher-in-charge, Ms Toh Hui Choo, who understands that people living with the disease are still very much stigmatised and discriminated by the society. In order to usher the new year fresh, students helped with spring cleaning at the Centre and making craft oranges for sales for preparations of the Lunar New Year. The Centre certainly looks forward to working with the students on various community projects to benefit patients. The 'Nice and Naughty' Christmas Decoration Winners! We would like to thank everyone for their wonderful support towards 'The Nice and Naughty' Christmas Decoration Competition!
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For 2014, we had a whopping 40 entries! The winners are as follows: Winner: Ward 3A Runners-up: Ward 6A and Ward 3B Commendation prizes: Ward 6C and Ward 82 Congratulations to all winning teams!